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L A YM A N R E P O R T
1. IN TRODU CTION :
Every day we consume paper without realising it, without being aware of the industrial
process that lies behind a sheet of paper or the impact on the environment that has been
caused to produce it. According to FAO figures, paper consumption will have risen from
the 286 million tonnes used by the inhabitants of the Earth in 1996 to approximately
396 million tonnes in 2010.
Another of the consequences of the growing consumption in industrialised societies is
the generation of vast quantities of waste. This waste product, apart from causing
serious pollution problems, involves a squandering of valuable natural resources and
pollution in places where the raw material is obtained, or where the products that end up
as waste are manufactured.
In 1999 (the first year of the Project), each inhabitant of Zaragoza consumed an average
of 153 Kg of paper a year, 98 Kg of which ended up in the bin. Thus, after organic
material, paper has become the component of greatest weight and volume in daily
rubbish (some 60,000 tonnes per year in the city). The final destination of most of this
raw material is the rubbish tip, since only 14 Kg per inhabitant was recovered by means
of selective paper collection.
Currently, over 2·8 million tonnes of paper is
recycled in Spain, which is 83% of the paper
manufactured here, although only 46% of the
raw material is obtained from recovered paper.
Thus, we have the paradoxical situation
whereby manufacturers of recycled paper
import over 600,000 tonnes of waste paper
each year, whilst we “throw away” around
1,000,000 tonnes of this raw material in
rubbish tips and incinerators.
SP AIN: the highest
rate of use of used
paper as a raw
material in the EU
(83%)
TIPS
1,000,000
MT
600,000
MT
2 . P ARTI CI P ATI O N STRU CTU RE :
The Project was drawn up by the Fundación Ecología y Desarrollo and submitted to the
European Union Life programme. From the outset it was supported by two sponsoring
partners, the Zaragoza City Council and S.A. Industrias Celulosa Aragonesa (SAICA), a
paper recycling company located in the city. It was later joined by a third sponsoring
partner, the Environment Department of the Government of Aragon.
The Project had a budget of 311,350.98 euros. 49% of the funding was provided by the
European Union Life Programme and the rest was shared between the Zaragoza City
Council, SAICA, and the Fundación Ecología y Desarrollo. The latter’s contribution was
originally envisaged as 33,077 euros, but in the end it provided 160,565 euros thanks to
the agreement signed with the Environment Department of the Government of Aragon
which produced 135,248 euros, and further contributions from DKV Health Insurance,
18,030 euros, the Caja de Ahorros de la Inmaculada, 5,181 euros, and others, 2,105
euros.
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3 . O B J E CTI VE S
OF TH E
PROJ E CT:
The aim of the Project is to promote a change in society’s concept of paper consumption
by intervening in the factors that condition the use of this resource and the management
of a large part of domestic rubbish (paper represents 20% of the content of rubbish
bags). Therefore we should point out a series of objectives which, if they are met, will
help to stimulate society and promote the following changes:
1. To emphasise the need to rationalise paper consumption, by persuading society to
use paper with the utmost efficiency, thereby reducing consumption.
2. To increase and consolidate, by the end of the project, selective collection of waste
paper in Zaragoza (34 kg per inhabitant of waste paper collected per year).
3. To promote the use of recycled paper. It is necessary to create a demand for recycled
paper by stimulating the market for “green products” as against products with high
levels of environmental impact, thereby giving an impulse to selective collection and
the recycling of paper products in Spain. Not only is it important to recycle paper:
we also need to consume products manufactured from this recycled paper.
22000
LIFE OF THE PROJECT
20500
19000
Figures for public paper
and cardboard collection
in Zaragoza (tonnes):
Over the last three years
there has been an
increase of 15·57%.
tonnes
17500
16000
14500
13000
11500
10000
8500
7000
1999
2000
2001
estimate 2002
estimate
equipement
committed
In the city, a collection rate of 20 kg per inhabitant has been achieved. Moreover, Zaragoza is the
Spanish city which collects the highest amount of waste paper per container, at 15 tonnes per
container a year (compared with other Spanish cities with a similar amount of inhabitants for each
container). The figure of 34 kg of waste paper collected per year has not yet been achieved, but the
agreements reached with the City Council on infrastructure for selective collection, and the
tendencies created throughout the project, ensure that this objective will be achieved in the near
future.
4. CRITE RIA
ON WH ICH TH E
PROJ E CT
I S B AS E D :
In order to promote rational use of paper, reducing the use of natural resources and to
promote selective collection of waste paper, bearing in mind that our rubbish contains
raw materials for certain industrial processes, we have established a series of criteria
that form the basis of the Project:
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Tackling paper saving using a systemic approach, by intervening in all factors that
condition today’s squandering of paper, based on consumer habits, waste disposal
rates, the technology available, institutional policy, information, etc.
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Fostering shared responsibility, bearing in mind that all players making up the
problem should take part in the solution. For the success of this initiative, we have
needed to count on the contribution of the citizens, public bodies, institutions and
collectives that condition the current trend in paper usage and waste management
in Zaragoza, and they have become the leading players in the Project.
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Simultaneous and coordinated articulation of awareness-raising measures with
investments in equipment and logistic actions required for ensuring a suitable
institutional response to public participation in selective paper and cardboard
collection.
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The use of a series of educational establishments and major buildings in the city as
innovative locations, “friends of the trees”, which will become social models with
regard t o paper use and management, and spreaders of new practices in the city.
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Feedback on the achievements made, as a form of motivation for meeting the
proposed objectives.
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Raising society’s awareness to use paper with the utmost efficiency, reducing
consumption of this natural resource and fostering prevention in generating waste
materials.
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Supporting individuals and collectives who have shown willingness to develop good
practices in the use of paper by carrying out audits on paper use and consumption
and providing selective collection systems.
5. ME TH ODOL OGY:
The work carried out in the Project has been divided up according to the different types
of target public for whom the objectives are designed. Thus we have drawn up activities
directed at all the social agents that count when introducing the proposed changes. In
addition, we have worked hard to provide the necessary equipment for consolidating
selective collection, and for creating public support strategies and policies and fostering
the prevention and recycling of urban waste paper. There follows a brief summary of the
most relevant strategies:
Large-scale paper and cardboard consumers:
In this category we have included activities directed at public authorities, social
organisations, companies and industry – the main consumers of paper in the city. In
addition, it should be borne in mind that paper accounts for 90% of waste product in
offices.
Actions carried out have consisted of:
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Eco-audits for efficient paper usage in 31
major buildings in the city (originally, 20
buildings
were
envisaged),
which
have
become “friends of the trees”, introducing
practices to reduce consumption: they now
use recycled paper and have installed a
selective collection system.
The drawing up and publication of the “Paper
Saving and Recycling Guide for Offices”,
which enables a self-assessment of paper
consumption and management.
Internal selective collection system in
Lackey S.A., a “friends of the trees”
company.
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Distribution of 2,500 containers for internal
selective paper collection to “friends of the
trees” buildings and over 100 collaborating
organisations.
The holding of two technical seminars on paper management in offices and the
use of recycled paper by large-scale consumers.
Attending to requests for information from large-scale paper consumers
concerning waste recycling plants, recycled paper distributors, certification and
types of paper, and the introduction of best practices.
Educational establishments:
Raising the awareness children with regard to the reduction, recycling and re-use of
paper is an investment for the future. Educational establishments are essential for the
teaching and learning of new habits that are more environmentally-friendly. For this
reason we have implemented measures to increase recycling in educational
establishments, to stimulate the use of recycled paper and foster lower paper
consumption:
- The drawing up and publication of graded
educational material – “Paper Eco-Audits in
the School” (2 teacher’s manuals and two
student books).
- 51 educational establishments in the city
have become “friends of the trees”. The
pupils have carried out eco-audits on the
use, consumption and management of
paper, introduced best practices with regard
to consumption, using recycled paper, and
have implemented a selective collection
Presentation of educational activities by the
pupils of C. Sta. Magdalena Sofía, closing
system.
ceremony.
- Distribution of 2,500 containers for internal
selective paper collection to “friends of the
trees” educational establishments.
Setting up a Collaborating Teachers Network, and the holding of 8 meetings of
the Network.
A competition with a prize being awarded for the best awareness-raising
campaign conducted by schoolchildren.
Attending to requests for information from schools concerning waste recycling
plants, recycled paper distributors, certification and types of paper, and the
introduction of best practices.
Commercial establishments:
Commercial
establishments
are
large-scale
generators of waste paper and cardboard. It is
estimated that in Zaragoza alone they produce
24,000 tonnes of waste, but only a small fraction
is recovered through selective collection systems.
The collaboration of retailers in the Project is
essential in order to change this situation, and for
this reason we have drawn up various training and
awareness-raising activities:
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Logo
of
the
awareness-raising
campaign
directed
at
retail
establishments.
An awareness-raising campaign directed at the city’s retail establishments with
the distribution of a letter from the Mayor of Zaragoza, a letter from the
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Chairman of the Zaragoza Retail Employers’ Federation, and a leaflet showing
practices for reducing consumption and increasing paper recycling.
Distribution by volunteers of a free Stanley knife to stimulate collaboration in
selective collection and to provide information on the importance of separating at
source paper and cardboard waste products in the 1,500 retail establishments
located in the “door to door” collection area in the city.
Attending to requests for information from retail establishments concerning
waste recycling plants, recycled paper distributors, certification and types of
paper, and the introduction of best practices.
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Citizens:
Reducing consumption and recycling is everybody’s
responsibility. The public is one of the key factors for
consolidating selective collection. Separating waste
matter at source and subsequently leaving it the blue
containers calls for public participation. For this
reason we have concentrated on informing and
raising the awareness of the entire local community:
Waste paper container distribution in an
educational establishment.
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A publicity campaign consisting of four TV ads (broadcast over 50 times), 4 radio
ads (broadcast over 190 times), 8 press ads (28 times) and street furniture (85
items of furniture).
The distribution of 100,000 receptacles for at-source separation of waste paper
in Zaragoza households.
Promotion of selective collection of paper and cardboard, through the
improvement of city collection systems.
The creation of a website to spread information on the Project through the
Internet.
The Paper Newspaper: publication of two issues including the details of the
Project. These were distributed without charge among the city’s various target
publics and have been sent to various organisations and individuals in Spain and
the rest of Europe.
Attending to requests for information from the public concerning selective
collection systems, recycled paper distributors, and ways to reduce paper
consumption.
Back-up policies:
In addition, we have made a number of proposals for modifying urban waste
management regulations with the aim of creating back-up strategies and measures for
prevention and recycling urban waste, as we feel we are in a position to propose and
stimulate changes which need to be approved by the appropriate public authorities:
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Organising the conference “Economic Measures for
the Prevention and Recycling of Urban Waste”, with
the
participation
of
national
experts
and
representatives from the public authorities involved
in the subject.
Organising a seminar on waste management costs,
with representatives from the Zaragoza City Council
and other cities in Spain.
The production and publication of “Economic
Measures for the Prevention and Recycling of Urban Presentation of the experts taking part in the
“Economic Measures for the Prevention and
Waste”, a book that includes the foremost talks Recycling of Urban Waste” conference, November
given in the conference of the same name, as well 2000.
as Declaration drafted by the Fundación Ecología y
Desarrollo.
The drafting of two proposals to modify Municipal Regulations regarding tipping
fees, and direct mail-shots introducing criteria for promoting waste prevention
and recycling, especially paper and cardboard waste.
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6 . RE S U L T S :
Zaragoza, an example to follow in paper usage:
Over a period of two years, we have succeeded in stimulating and galvanising Zaragoza
society and in providing some key changes in consumption and paper and cardboard
waste management trends. Some of the results obtained through measures implemented
among the various target publics have shown this to be so:
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The city of Zaragoza has reached the figure of 15·01 tonnes of recovered paper
per container, a figure that places it as a national benchmark for selective
collection when the current level of equipment and population is taken into
account.
The number of selective collection containers has gone up from 500 to 721.
The use of recycled paper has risen by 128% in
1999-2000 alone.
51
educational
establishments
have
become
“friends of the trees”; in other words, they have
implemented measures to reduce consumption and
improve waste paper management.
25,000 Zaragoza schoolchildren have taken part in
the various activities of the campaign.
31 major buildings (public administrations, social
organisations
and
companies)
have
become
Awareness-raising campaign on street
“friends of the trees”; in other words, they have
furniture.
implemented measures to reduce consumption and
improve waste paper management.
Over 100 social organisations in the city have collaborated by publicising the
project and participating in selective paper collection.
5,000 cardboard containers have been installed for the consolidation of internal
selective paper and cardboard collection in public administrations, social
organisations, companies and educational establishments.
80 organisations have distributed 100,000 paper bins for at-source separation of
waste paper in Zaragoza households (nearly half the homes in the city).
www.ecodes.org/lifepapel receives some 1,000 visits per week.
Over 10,000 people have received at least one item of the material published
during the life of the Project.
Over 500 people have taken part in the various seminars held during the life of
the Project.
140 volunteers have distributed information on selective collection and Stanley
knives to help with the folding up of cardboard boxes in the more than 1,500
retail outlets located in the door to door collection area.
8,000 retail outlets (practically 100% of all retail outlets) have received
information on paper saving and paper selective collection systems.
Transfer of results:
The lessons learnt and the activities carried out can be transferred to any city or region
that may wish to consolidate selective paper or cardboard collection, or work on reducing
paper consumption.
Thus, in 2001, the Burgos City Council adopted the Project’s educational material and
this has been used in the city’s educational establishments.
We have also run an awareness-raising project for the consolidation of selective paper
and cardboard collection in the District of Sobrarbe (Huesca), which to a large extent has
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involved transferring the lessons learnt from the Project carried out in Zaragoza to the
rural environment.
It should be pointed out that the Project’s website receives an average of 1,000 visits a
week, some 50% of which are from Latin America.
Experience gained:
An analysis of our experience concerning reduction in
paper consumption and the consolidation of selective
collection of waste products has provided us with
several lessons:
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Institutional policies that act as an incentive
for reduction and recycling of waste are an
essential complement for the consolidation of
selective collection.;
Fluctuations in the recovered paper market
mean that there are problems in maintaining
a reference price that will help to consolidate
a recovered paper market that is independent
of the large commercial groups;
Press conference held in the C.P. Eliseo Godoy
Beltrán to present the household waste-paper
basket, 4th June 2001.
R= E + P + N + S + C
Where:
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R= Selective collection
E= Equipment
P= Price of recovered paper and cardboard
N= Regulations
S= Awareness-raising
C= Coordination
The existence of adequate equipment is essential for ensuring the proper running
of the management system, taking into account a ration of at least one container
for every 500 inhabitants, as shown in the National Waste Management Plan (the
greater the number of containers, the less distance a person has to go to leave
his waste paper, and therefore the effort is less);
Training and providing the public with information is essential for increasing the
volume of waste paper collected in containers and for avoiding the leaving of any
inappropriate material in the container;
There is a problem, in some cases almost insurmountable, when collecting waste
products from small-scale producers. Established paper recovering companies
only bother collecting from large-scale waste paper producers, and this helps to
make their business profitable bearing in mind the price of recovered paper.
Thus, there is no willingness to recover waste paper from small-scale sources
(professionals, offices, SMEs, the premises of social organisations) because of
the lack of paper recovery firms to meet these needs.
Eco-audits are a key element when introducing changes in social organisations,
public institutions, companies and offices. However, it is important to underline
the need to have constant feedback so that those in charge of carrying out the
audit have the proper information at their disposal to enable them to bring about
the necessary changes in paper consumption habits.
Working with schoolchildren is necessary, fundamental and rewarding as far as
the results obtained and participation are concerned. However, great thought
must be given when offering ideas and proposing new or different activities to
make them an attractive part of the crowded programme on offer in educational
establishments.
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Without doubt, retail outlets are one of the
largest sources of waste paper in the city. For
this reason, most of the problems associated
with overloaded containers springs from the
depositing of shop waste paper, especially
cardboard packing material. Specific action
aimed at training and informing retailers is
essential in order to avoid these problems.
Similarly,
door-to-door
collection
is
an
effective system for recovering this waste,
and it therefore needs to be given a boost.
Seminar on paper management in offices held in the
premises of the Confederación de Empresarios de
Aragón, November 2001.
In the modification of consumer habits and the use of recycled paper instead of
paper produced from virgin fibre, we find ourselves up against old ideas and
attitudes that need to be broken. It is common to meet reluctance towards
recycled paper because of its quality, price and potential problems with regard to
office equipment. This is a problem caused by lack of information and reluctance
to confront changes in habit.
Future actions:
On completion of the “Zaragoza Saves Paper.... and Trees” Project, and as a result of the
work carried out, the Fundación Ecología y Desarrollo proposes to continue working on
responsible consumption and the consolidation of selective waste paper and cardboard
collection.
We are currently running various initiatives to continue working with these objectives in
the city of Zaragoza. In addition, various cities in Spain, such as Burgos or Jaca, have
shown interest in the subject, and we are working with them with the aim of running
various activities. Furthermore, we are continually working to reach various agreements
to consolidate the maintenance of the Project’s website. Finally, we are in contact with
various national organisations, ASPAPEL and AFCO among others, to promote specific
activities to stimulate the use of paper and cardboard as against other nonbiodegradable products.
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L I S T OF F RI E N D S OF T H E T RE E S :
Public Organisations and Administrations
Centro de At. Primaria Actur Sur
Centro de At. Primaria San José Centro
Centro de At. Primaria San José Norte
Centro de At. Primaria San Pablo
Diputación Provincial de Zaragoza
Dirección At. Primaria Áreas 2 y 5 (Insalud)
Dir. Territorial, Zona 4ª Correos y Telégrafos
El Justicia de Aragón
Facultad de Derecho, Universidad de
Zaragoza
Hospital Miguel Servet
Hospital Royo Villanova
Juez Decano de los Juzgados de Zaragoza
Juzgado de Instrucción nº 3
Registros de la Propiedad de Zaragoza
Social Organisations
Fundación Ramón Rey Ardid
Educational Establishment (cont’d)
Colegio Condes de Aragón
Colegio Cristo Rey Escolapios
Colegio Escuelas Pías
Colegio Jesús María El Salvador
Colegio Juan de Lanuza
Colegio La Purísima y San Antonio
Colegio La Salle Montemolín
Colegio Laviaga Castillo
Colegio Lestonnac
Colegio Liceo Europa
Colegio María Rosa Molas
Colegio Moliere
Colegio Moncayo San Valero
Colegio Público Basilio Paraíso
Colegio Público Cesáreo Alierta
Colegio P de Educ. de Adultos Juan José
Lorente
Scout de Aragón
Colegio Público Eliseo Godoy Beltrán
Business
Colegio Público Eugenio López y López
Cámara de Comercio de Zaragoza
Colegio Público Hilarión Gimeno
Confed. Regional de Empresarios de Aragón Colegio Público Basilio Paraíso
CEPYME Aragón
Colegio Público Cesáreo Alierta
DKV-Seguro
Colegio Pº Educación Adultos Juan José
Lorente
Fersa Rodamientos Europeos S.A.L.
Colegio Público Eliseo Godoy Beltrán
Grupo La Veloz Sociedad Cooperativa
Colegio Público Eugenio López y López
Hispano Carrocera, S.A
Colegio Público Hilarión Gimeno
Iberlingva
Colegio Público Zalfonada
Industrias SERVA, S.A
Colegio Romareda
Kaeser Compresores, S.L.
Colegio Sagrado Corazón (Corazonistas)
Kalibo, Correduría de Seguros, S.A.
Colegio Salesianos Nuestra Señora del Pilar
Lackey S.A.
Colegio San Alberto Magno
Radio Zaragoza Cadena SER
Colegio Santa Magdalena Sofía
Serunión
Colegio Santa María del Pilar Marianistas
Sindicato UGT- Aragón
Fundación San Valero
Supermercados SABECO SA
IES Andalán
Tailor Metal, S.A.
IES Corona de Aragón
Valeo Térmico Motor S.A.
IES El Portillo
Vitrogar S.A.
IES Félix de Azara
Educational Establishments
IES Grande Covián
Asociación Juvenil Almozandía
IES Ítaca
Centro de Tiempo Libre Cadeneta
IES Joaquín Costa, Cariñena
Centro Ocupacional Vértice
IES Los Enlaces
Centro Ocupacional Romareda
IES Luis Buñuel
C.O.D. Santo Domingo de Silos (primaria)
IES Pablo Gargallo
Colegio Calasancio
IES Pilar Lorengar
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Colegio Cándido Domingo
IES Ramón y Cajal
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P ROJ E CT COL L ABORAT ORS :
Public Organisations and Administrations Public Organisations and Administrations
Alcaldía de Barrio Rural de Casablanca
Sociedad Municipal de Rehabilitación
Alcaldía Barrio Rural de San Juan de Torreón Fortea, Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza
Mozarrifar
Apoyo a la Escuela Ayuntamiento de Leganes Unidad de Atención Domiciliaria 061
(INSALUD)
Area Servicios Públicos, Ayunt. de Zaragoza. Univ. de Zaragoza, Centro Politécnico Superior
Bibliotecas
Públicas
Municipales
(22 Universidad Pública de Navarra
centros)
Centro de Atención Primaria Picarral
Social Organisations
Centro Nacional de Educación Ambiental
Centro de convivencia 3ª edad de Torrero
Consejo Protección de la Naturaleza de Centro Cultural la Almozara
Aragón
Comisión Medio Ambiente, Cortes de Aragón Centro del Producto Reciclado
Gobierno de Aragón. Dep. de Educación
CEPA
Gobierno de Aragón. Dep. de Medio Colegio Oficial Adm. de Fincas Urbanas
Ambiente
Aragón
Instituto Aragonés de Fomento (IAF)
Federación de Asoc. de Barrios de Zaragoza
Instituto Aragonés de la Mujer (IAM)
Fundación Dexailles
Grupo Municipal CHA, Ayt. de Zaragoza
GEA 21
Grupo Municipal PP, Ayt. de Zaragoza
Gedesma
Grupo Municipal PSOE, Ayt. de Zaragoza
Greenpeace
Hospital Provincial. Servicio de Psiquiatría
Grupo Ornitológico Balear (GOB)
Junta Municipal de Distrito La Almozara
IFET
Junta Municipal de Distrito Margen Organización Juvenil Española (OJE)
Izquierda
Junta Municipal de Distrito San José
Parroquia Corazón de María
Junta Municipal de Distrito Universidad
Parroquia San Gregorio
Junta Vecinal Barrio San Gregorio
Partido Comunista de Aragón
Patronato Municipal de Turismo
Sindicato de trabajadores CC.OO. Aragón
Plan Integral del Casco Histórico
Sociedad Española de Ornitología (SEO)
S.A. Zaragoza Deporte Municipal
Traperos de Emaús Pamplona
Saneamientos de Córdoba S.A (SADECO)
Unión
de
Asociaciones
de
Vecinos
Cesaraugusta
Servicios
Sociales,
Ayuntamiento
de WWF Adena
Zaragoza
(sigue)
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Design of household wastepaper bins and other awareness-raising elements by Isidro Ferrer, National Design Prize, 2002.
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PROJECT COLLABORATORS
Business
Business
Agroseguros S.A.
ADIDAS Zaragoza, Departamento de RR.HH.
AENA Aeropuerto de Zaragoza
Arrondo, S.L
Artec S.L.
Asoc. Detallistas Mercado Central de
Zaragoza
Asociación Española de Recuperadores de
Economía Social y Solidaria (AERESS)
Asociación Nacional de fabricantes de Pasta,
Papel y Cartón (ASPAPEL)
BSH Balay S.A.
BSH Electrodomésticos España S.A.
BSH Interservice S.A.
Caja de Ahorros de la Inmaculada
CODEF
Colectivo de Educación Ambiental SL
(CEAM)
DAPSA
Echezarreta, S.A.
Envega. S.Cop.
Euroresiduos, S.L
FCC, S.A. delegación de Aragón
Fremap
Galvasa
Garcés Recuperaciones S.L.
Geplass Metal
Hotel Boston
IBM Zaragoza
IDOM Ingeniería
Inversiones Rentaragón S.A.
Isolux War, S.A.
Izquierdo Informática
Jhonsons Control
Ligallo de Fablans de L'Aragonés
Limasa
López y Torres, S.L
MAGISTER
Menaje y Confort
Ortofoto S.A
Pariber, S.A.
Punto de Comunicación
Recae
Reciclajes Aragoneses S.A. (REASA)
Recicleta
Repacar
(Asociación
Española
de
recuperadores de papel y cartón)
Federación de Empresarios de Comercio y
Servicios de Zaragoza y Provincia (ECOS)
Sansueña, Industrias Gráficas S.A.
Taller Fogaral
Torras Papel S.A.
Transportes Vía Augusta S.A.
TYPSA
Educational Establishments
Centro de Educación de Adultos Gómez
Lafuente
Centro Educ. Infantil y Primaria A. Martínez
Caroy
Centro de Profesores y Recursos Juan de
Lanuza
Centro de Reforma San Jorge
Colegio Andrés Olivan
Colegio Británico de Aragón
Colegio Hermanos Argensola
Colegio La Portalada
Colegio Las Anas
Colegio Madres Escolapias
Colegio Mayor La Anunciata
Colegio Público Andrés Manjón
Colegio Público Buen Pastor
Colegio Público César Augusto
Colegio Público Doctor Azúa
Colegio Público San José de Calasanz
CRA las Viñas
Colegio San Vicente de Paúl
Escuela de Tiempo Libre Oliver
Max-Planck Gym Gelsenkirchen, Deutschland
Northgate High School Dereham, England
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